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Gates supplied to numerous security-focused power companies with a long track record.

Not only from power companies across the country, but there are also numerous adoption records of large gates from various energy supply companies.

"Safety," "lightness," and "robustness" are the features of our products. The first gate we delivered was also to an electric power company. The "Hashimoto-style" non-rail design has been cherished by companies that prioritize safety for many years.

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Optimal gate for a warehouse facility with frequent truck traffic.

A non-rail type gate with no step at the general entrance, allowing for smooth entry and exit of trucks. It can also be used as an indoor door for large logistics warehouses or as a partition.

In "warehouse facilities" where heavy vehicles frequently pass, there is a high possibility of rail damage.

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[Construction Example] Large gate (sliding door type) used at the main entrance of a school.

A design featuring a cast metal emblem placed on the school main gate's door.

The emblem itself is manufactured by a different specialized company, but it is also possible to install emblems made by Takaoka Copperware, one of Japan's leading manufacturers.

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[Construction Example] A case where we proposed our design #School Gate

The large sliding gate adopted at the main entrance of Nakano Noto Junior High School.

I arranged boards cut into a "petal shape" between the pitches of the vertical grid.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Large Gates

Introducing frequently asked questions about the basic structure, Hashimoto-style gate structure, and more regarding large gates!

Here are some frequently asked questions about large gates. "What is the basic structure of the Hashimoto style?" → A simple structure held between two foundation-set pillars. "What does 'lightweight' mean?" → With a non-rail and hanging car structure, it can be easily opened and closed even by women. "Is it possible to adjust the direction without rails?" → The Hashimoto style gate can adjust direction without rails by using a guide rail at the rear and a roller car (installed on the gate post) at the front of the bottom door. Additionally, you can download a PDF document summarizing frequently asked questions about gate specifications and more. [Frequently Asked Questions (excerpt)] ■ What does 'safety' mean? ■ What does 'robust' mean? ■ How long does it take from ordering to installation? ■ What should be done for maintenance after installation? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Long-standing Achievements] Coverage of our large gate usage at "Komatsu no Mori." Video added.

"KOMATSU no Mori," adjacent to Komatsu Station in Ishikawa Prefecture. When passing through the station, one is captivated by the massive body of the Komatsu construction machine "930E," the only one in Japan.

In fact, similar to the neighboring "Science Hills Komatsu," our company's large gates have also been adopted here. The adjacent Hokuriku Shinkansen is being extended to Tsuruga Station, and Komatsu Station is currently undergoing renovations. Next to the station, "Komatsu no Mori" features a delightful plaza primarily for children, which includes areas such as the "Komatsu Mini Excavator Experience Zone," "Kabuto Mushi Hall (Ogawa Zone: where insects and birds can be observed)," "Mushroom Forest (a space for observing trees and flowers found in satoyama)," and "Rice Fields and Farms (a space for rice planting, harvesting, and vegetable picking)," all filled with nature. Alongside, there are facilities that showcase the history of Komatsu Ltd. and the company's training center. It is a very bright and open "urban facility around the station" for the citizens. In fact, five of our Hashimoto-style gates have been installed at this facility and the training center. One gate is not operational due to the construction of the new Shinkansen station at JR Komatsu Station, but the three gates at the main entrance are opened and closed daily.

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[Construction Example] Focused on exterior construction with cedar board formwork and a two-tier large gate.

It was a construction site where one could feel the dedication of the client as well as the craftsmanship of the artisans.

We have installed our large gate on a retaining wall constructed using the "cedar board formwork concrete method." "Cedar board formwork" refers to the technique of attaching cedar boards to the surface of the formwork to create a pattern of cedar wood grain on the concrete. While recent concrete pouring often utilizes plywood, it seems that cedar wood was commonly used in the past. However, once cedar wood is used, the grain gets filled in, making it unusable for a second time. This means that no two wood grain patterns are the same. Furthermore, this method requires delicate work during the pouring of concrete. Seeing the "commitment" of clients and other contractors on-site motivates us even more. Our two-tier gate (height 1.2m × effective opening width 6.0m) was completed in May 2020.

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Long-standing achievements: Two-tier gate adopted by the National Crafts Museum.

It was adopted for the entrance gate at the back of the National Crafts Museum, which opened in October 2020 after relocating to Kanazawa City.

As part of the national regional revitalization policy, the National Museum of Modern Art, Crafts Gallery in Tokyo was relocated to Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture (Hondanomori Park) and opened in October 2020. Ishikawa Prefecture is home to many traditional industries, and Kanazawa City has developed into an internationally popular tourist destination where visitors can experience a diverse culture. Additionally, there are nine living national treasures in the important intangible cultural asset and craft technique category in Ishikawa Prefecture (as of March 2020), which is recognized locally as having the highest number per capita in the country, highlighting the region's cultural and craft foundation. We take pride in the fact that our gate has been adopted in such a historically significant building and a facility of cultural authority.

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